"Gernot Frisch" <Me@Privacy.netwrote in message
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: Beats me why you'd be ok with an earlier version, but not a later
: one,
: especially as this makes your question even less relevant to this
: NG.
: Forgive my misunderstanding.
: If your request is for a specific, antiquated version of a specific
: compiler, try posting it on a forum dedicated to that compiler.
:
: I think it was able to make 16 bit applications. So you can code for
: Nokia Communicator e.g.
: I didn't find one, that's why I sold my Nokia back then.
If targeting 16-bit x86 was the objective of the OP, it would have
been a good idea to mention it.
I think that other free C++ compilers support 16-bit x86 (DOS or
windows). Shouldn't gcc do it? Then there is Digital Mars:
http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html
It even appears to have a Borland C++ command-line emulator...
It is not the most standard-compliant, but other compilers of
that era wouldn't be much better anyway...
Cheers,
Ivan
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